I Raised Seven Cursed Children from Abandoned Mountain, and They Grew Up Without a Clue About Worldly Norms: Since They Only Know Dad’s Lessons, They Settle Everything with Brute Force!

捨て子山で拾った七人の忌子を育てたら、世界の常識を知らない娘たちに育ちました ~父さんの教えしか知らないので、巣立った先でもだいたい力ずくです~

てへろっぱ · Ongoing · All ages · 1 chapter · 0 following

comedy fantasy

Deep in the remote mountains, an ancient and cruel custom has persisted for generations.

Because they are ill omens.
Because they lack mana.
Because they were born looking different from their kin.
Because they were deemed "useless."

This is the mountain where children, stripped of their place in society, are cast away.

One day, a man living in solitude discovered seven young children. A human, a dragonoid, a beastkin, an elf, a demon, a vampire, and an oni. Seven different races, seven different origins, all abandoned for different reasons. The man thought for a moment, then took them all home.

Eat when you are hungry.
If you do something wrong, apologize.
If you fight with your sisters, talk it out.
If you see someone in need, help them within your means.
And if you are forced to fight, defend yourself at all costs.

That was all the man had to teach them.

In these mountains, there are no schools, no nobles, no temples, and no adventurer guilds. To these seven, "common sense" consisted only of their father’s simple lessons and the days spent living together as sisters.

As the girls grew, they began to leave the mountain one by one. The father never realized that the daughters he raised to be "normal" were, in the eyes of the outside world, utterly extraordinary. And the girls never realized that what they considered "normal" was anything but.

"Father said to help those in need," they say—as they single-handedly save entire kingdoms.
"He said if talking doesn't work, it's okay to defend yourself," they say—as they crush entire armies underfoot.

Soon, a whisper begins to spread across the world: Why is it that the Dragon Emperor, the Beast King, the Demon Lord, and the Oni God all call the same man "Father"?

Meanwhile, the father, completely oblivious to the chaos, is in the quiet mountains—having just found another abandoned child.

With white angel wings on the right, and black demon wings on the left.

This is the story of the children rejected by the world, and the father who raised them as nothing more than his daughters.

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